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Increase in migratory places in Australia: Our note in SBS

7 April 2022 By RC Migration

Following the news from the Department of Home Affairs, which would considerably increase the migration quotas available for the next fiscal year, SBS Español interviewed Juan Rincón, Migratory Agent and Director of RC Migration.

He listens to the interview and knows why this is great news for the Latino community in Australia:

Explore the news on the SBS Spanish Blog Here >

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